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US DOGE Service Agreement With Department of Labor Shows $1.3 Million Fee—and Details Its Mission

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An agreement between the US DOGE Service ( USDS ) and the Department of Labor ( DOL ) provides significant insight into the evolving working protocols between the two agencies.

The agreement calls for the DOL to reimburse the USDS up to $1.3 million for work done by four affiliates, or “a slightly different number,” over an 18-month period.

Terms on the interagency agreement require DOGE to provide 24 hours notice before “seeking access to each DOL system” USDS workers are also required to report to DOL supervisors.

The DOL did not respond to WIRED’s requests for comment, which included questions about whether the agreement has been signed or enacted.

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